Bergen Reilly and Virginia Adriana react as Nebraska volleyball's Andi Jackson surpasses historic Big Ten milestone

The Nebraska volleyball player, Andi Jackson, earned the highest single-season hit percentage in Big Ten history during the regular 2025 season. This garnered the attention of players Bergen Reilly and Virginia Adriana, who dropped sweet reactions to the feat.

The Huskers ended their 2025 regular season on Saturday, November 29. They contested against Ohio State at the Bob Devaney Sports Center and claimed dominance by registering a 25-16, 25-13, 25-20 win.

The team concluded this season with an unbeaten streak of 30-0 in front of 8,461 people. One of the most significant contributions during this match was from Andi Jackson, who earned eight kills on .800 hitting.

Following the performance, Jackson reached a historic milestone, posting the highest single-season hitting percentage in Big Ten history at .559. She recorded this feat by surpassing the previous record held by Penn State's Arielle Wilson.

The post caught the attention of the Nebraska players, Reilly and Adriana. Commenting on the post, the latter wrote:

"That's my friend🥹🥹"

Reilly congratulated her teammate by resharing the post on her Instagram story and writing:

"I know her!!!👑👑"

After the Husker's incredible regular season, Andi Jackson, Harper Murray, Allie Sczech, and other players gave an emotional goodbye to their seniors, Maisie Boesiger, Taylor Landfair, and Rebekah Allick, on Senior Night.

Nebraska volleyball's head coach Dani Busboom Kelly made her feelings known about the depth of the Nebraska volleyball roster

The Nebraska volleyball team's head coach, Dani Busboom Kelly, opened up about the impact of the depth of the Nebraska volleyball roster. In a post-match press conference held around November 20, she said that its impact has been 'huge.' Talking about how the players handled the roster and delivered a stunning performance, she said:

"It's been huge. I've said this since day one, and every single week since then, it's just, we mix up the team every day. Everybody has to be sharp, and everybody knows that somebody can come in and challenge them, and we're going to make changes when we need them. So, it's been great not only for rest and to have a lot of people rotate in positions, but it's been awesome to see people deliver in games and give everybody the confidence in each other," Nebraska volleyball's head coach said.

Dani Busboom Kelly joined the team as their head coach in January after former coach John Cook retired after 25 years of service. The team is now gearing up to start their NCAA season on December 5. Their first-round match is against the LIU volleyball team at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.

Edited by Tushhita Barua